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starring Nicholas Clay
Ian Richardson , Susan Macready
In 1831 Charles Darwin was among the crew of HMS Beagle that sailed for South America. In the five years of the Beagle's voyage Darwin's studies of flora and fauna convinced him that the earth and the life on it change constantly and his findings formed the basis for his theory of evolution that absorbed him for most of his life and finally resulted in the publication of Origin of Species - one of the most controversial books in history.
Nicholas Clay plays Charles Dar win in this lavish film of the life and work of a remarkable and radical thinker.
Screenplay by WILLIAM FAIRCHILD
Based on the story by JACK COUFFER and MAX BELLA
Produced by JOSEPH STRICK Directed by JACK COUFFER

Contributors

Unknown:
Nicholas Clay
Unknown:
Ian Richardson
Unknown:
Susan MacReady
Unknown:
Charles Darwin
Unknown:
Nicholas Clay
Unknown:
Charles Dar
Play By:
William Fairchild
Story By:
Jack Couffer
Story By:
Max Bella
Produced By:
Joseph Strick
Directed By:
Jack Couffer
Charles Darwin:
Nicholas Clay
Emma W Darwin:
Susan MacReady
Cpt Robert Fitzroy:
Ian Richardson
Lt Sullivan:
Christopher Martin
Professor Henslow:
Robert Fleming
Thomas Huxley:
Philip Brack
Hooker:
Michael Malnick
Bishop Wilberforce:
Aubrey Woods
Josiah Wedgwood:
Hugh Morton
Robert Darwin:
David Davenport

The State Express
World Team Classic from
The Hexagon, Reading The second Semi-final
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of this afternoon's match. Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEIIM , CLIVE EVERTON
Summarisers JOHN SPENCER , REX WILLIAMS
Producer MIKE ADLEY
Executive producer NICK hunter

Contributors

Commentators:
Ted Lowe
Unknown:
Jack Karneiim
Unknown:
Clive Everton
Unknown:
Summarisers John Spencer
Producer:
Mike Adley

Richard Lindley , with two guest questioners from Fleet Street, goes behind the headlines to cross-examine the men and women whose decisions influence our lives.
Director JAN FAIRER
Producer JAMES HOGAN
Executive producer PETER KENYATTA

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Lindley
Producer:
James Hogan
Producer:
Peter Kenyatta

(1782.1840)
Maurice Hasson plays Paganini's Violin Concerto No 1, in D
In the last of four programmes the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra leader GEOFFREY TRABICIIOFF is conducted by Christopher Seaman who also introduces this performance of Paganini's First Violin Concerto. The soloist in this virtuoso showpiece is the French-born Venezuelan Maurice Hasson
Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting ROY SMITH
Producer NORMAN MCCANDLISH Director MIKE NEWMAN BBC Scotland

Contributors

Unknown:
Maurice Hasson
Leader:
Geoffrey Trabiciioff
Conducted By:
Christopher Seaman
Unknown:
Maurice Hasson
Unknown:
Sound Ron Allan
Unknown:
Lighting Roy Smith
Producer:
Norman McCandlish
Director:
Mike Newman

A series of nine films
2: If you don't die, you'll be a headmaster'
A posthumous child, born six months after the death of his own father, Brian Tyler is now father figure to 1,000 pupils. As Kingswood's Head he is teacher, administrator, counsellor and ultimate arbiter of its style and standards.
A staunch defender of the comprehensive system in general and Kingswood in particular, BRIAN TYLER is observed as he copes with the daily chores of school life. At the same time the film examines his attitude to children in a school with no uniform, discipline in a school with no corporal punishment and private education in a school that is geographically squeezed between two of England's famous public schools, Oundle and Uppingham.
Photography DAVID SOUTH Sound CHRISTOPHER KING Film editor TONY HEAVEN
Executive producer ADAM CLAPIIAM Producer RICHARD DENTON '

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Tyler
Unknown:
Brian Tyler
Producer:
Richard Denton

The 1982
Daihatsu Challenge from the Brighton Centre
Highlights of today's semi-finals in this f85,000 tournament. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT ANN JONES , VIRGINIA WADE
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , ALASTAIR SCOTT

Contributors

Introduced By:
Barry Davies
Commentator:
Dan Maskell
Unknown:
John Barrett
Unknown:
Ann Jones
Unknown:
Johnnie Watherston
Unknown:
Alastair Scott

Directed by CHARLES LAUGHTON starring
Robert Mltchum , Shelley Winters with Lillian Gish , James Gleason Evelyn Varden , Peter Graves
Before being arrested for murder, Ben Harper is able to tell his two children where he has hidden a large sum of stolen money. The children are sworn to secrecy, but they soon find themselves terrorised by the frightening figure of Ben's ex-cell mate Harry Powell -a psychopathic preacher, brilliantly portrayed by Robert Mitchum.
This was Laughton's only film as director: an unusual and haunting story of the confrontation between good and evil, it is widely regarded as one of the masterpieces of American cinema.
Screenptay by JAMES AGEE
Based on a novel by DAVIS GRUBB Produced by PAUL GREGORY
. Films: page 13
(Hollywood Greats: Charles Laughton , Tuesday 9.30 pm, and a season of films starring Charles Laughton begins on Thursday at 6.35 pm with The Hunchback of Notre Dame)

Contributors

Directed By:
Charles Laughton
Unknown:
Robert Mltchum
Unknown:
Shelley Winters
Unknown:
Lillian Gish
Unknown:
James Gleason
Unknown:
Evelyn Varden
Unknown:
Peter Graves
Unknown:
Ben Harper
Unknown:
Harry Powell
Unknown:
Robert Mitchum.
Unknown:
James Agee
Novel By:
Davis Grubb
Produced By:
Paul Gregory
Unknown:
Charles Laughton
Unknown:
Charles Laughton
Preacher Harry Powell:
Robert Mitchum
Willa Harper:
Shelley Winters
Rachel:
Lillian Gish
Icey:
Evelyn Varden
Ben Harper:
Peter Graves
John:
Billy Chapin
Pearl:
Sally Jane Bruce
Birdie:
James Gleason
Walt:
Don Beddoe
Ruby:
Gloria Castillo

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